It's one of those attention and acceptance things.

No need in North Dakota...we just keep a coyote gun in the back window gun rack of our pickups.

Jorgy- you have the nicest collection of rare and high condition Marlins I have ever seen. All you need is my 40-70 WCF Deluxe.

Good...bye.

Cut a shim from a pop can, put that under the blank...should work.

Don't see any milk and cookies...at least you didn't shoot him over bait !

Hey Jorgy - Post some pics of all your deluxe Marlin 1893s and 1895s. You don't have to take a back seat to anyone !

Don't worry about the Sioux, they're getting paid back one nickel at a time.

It is amazing how many cartridges are based on the 45-70 case. I make 33 WCF, 38-56, 40-65, 40-60 Marlin (same as 40-65) 40-60WCF, 45-60, 40-50 SS, 40-50 SBN just from that case.

Nice 1894, but didn't carbines have blued receivers and a barrel band?

Simple...1/2, 1/3, and 1/9 doesn't add up to 100%.

I have 100 never fired Bertram cases...$90.00 shipped

Why do they bury lawyers 12 feet deep? ....because deep down they're good people too. How can you tell the difference between a dead skunk and a dead lawyer on the highway?....there are skid marks in front of the skunk.

It was so cold in North Dakota last winter...I saw a lawyer with his hands in his own pockets!!!

If you're looking for another mismatched Ballard, there is a Union Hill #9 in the October issue of " The Single Shot Exchange".

A carbine with a "For Black Powder " barrel should have a blued receiver.

Not the real deal...real smart to pass on this one.

I have an extra 40 new Bertram 45-75 cases for sale. $2.00 each...shipped.